Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-02-17
Ladies' cloaks at the Golden Eagle
IOWA sourH.wEsrERN

oNeTCoalS AT cost AZ the SOluen
Eagle Clothing House.
J. w. Lancelot was down from
Gray Monday morning.
David c. Abrams retails over
coats at wholesale prices.
Chas. Breckenridge was down
from Manning yesterday.
No. boards at $3.50 per thous-
and feet at Stuart & Sons.
School was not held in Miss Daw-
sons room Friday afternoon.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $i4
and $3.50 per thousand feet.
If you want bargains in dry
goods go to r. Lenox & Cos.
r. Lenox & Co.'S is the place to
60 for Notions and fancy goods.
Yarns, hannels and blankets at
factory prices at r. Lenox & Cos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cotton spent
Sunday with DR.. Rendleman and
family.
WANTEp.-A girl to learn mill
linery. Enquire of Miss L. II.
Terrill.
w. T. Cason was home from St.
Charles last Friday. He returned
Saturday.
]. L. Slater started on Monday
for his new home at Culbertson,
Nebraska.
Go to R. Lenox & Co. for car
pets. Their prices are lower than
the lowest.
Lands in Keith and Cheyenne
counties, Nebr., for sale by
- Ii. w. HANNA.
Noah Rhodes will start this
week for his new home at Eugene
City, Oregon.
r. Lenox & Co. are retailing
millinery goods at 80 per cent below
wholesale prices.
The Golden Eagle clothing house
retails clothing, boots and shoes at
wholesale prices.
Mrs. c. II. Mcintosh started up.
on the return to her home in Wis.
consin, yesterday.
The talk OF the town and country
is the cheap goods now selling at
r. Lenox & Co.'S.
R.Lenox & Co. have Just received
new invoice of ladies' fine shoes.
Go and see them.
DR.. H. A. Leininger, Dentist.
Office in rooms formerly occupied
by DR. Crawford. IT,
John Gray's engine has been re-
turned from the machine shop, and
is better than ever.
Mrs. Seth Clifford went to West
Liberty Friday to remain several
weeks with relatives.
Two hundred head of two-ycar-
old steers for sale. Apply to
FRANK BRADLEY.
Parties DESTROYS OF first-class
auctioneer will find it TO their inter.
est to consult T.. BAXTER.
Mrs. c. M. Cannon, Of Atlantic,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
d. Forbes last Friday.
The local lodge will attend the
meeting of Odd Fellows of Central
Iowa at Sioux City in April.
Samuel Miller returned from a
two weeks sojourn with friends at
Rock Island last Saturday evening.
A load of prohibited traffic in the
way of dead hogs was brought to
town yesterday under cover of hay.
Remember the Primrose Club
musical and literary entertainment
at court house hall tomorrow night.
Notice OF school election and a
statement of the condition Of the
school fund appear elsewhere in this
issue.
S. F. Higgins, the Rock Island
station agent at Bevington, is in
town buying corn for his home
market.
ATTENTION, ATToRNEYs.-Trial
notices, required by the new rules Of
court practice, are now on sale at
this office.
A. Teakle has recently purchased
a Clydesdale stallion, and he now
has two as good horses as may be
found in Western Iowa.
r. N. Carper and VIM. Rucker
are going to start butcher shop in
Manila, so says the local paper.
Success to the new firm.
Invitations are out for the mar
rage OF Geo. A. Clarke and Miss
Hattie Walker, at the Walker
House in this city, next Thursday
evening, Feb. 24th.
Joseph Kopp and wife returned
Friday evening from their visit to
Illinois, and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hobert returned to their home in
Audubon Saturday.
MARRIED.-At the residence OF
the officiating clergyman, Rev. Ed.
B. Cousins, on Wednesday, Feb. Is,
1857, James l. Luccock and America
A. Bell, all of Audubon county.
Thos. Musson has closed a con-
tract with James Blake to superin-
tend his Dakota ranch tor period
of three years. Mr.. Blake will re.
move to his newhome early inMarch.
]. d. Irwin, colporteur of the
Presbyterian board of publication,
for the Council Bluffs Presbytery,
and who lives at Avoca, has been
canvassing the city during the pres.
ent week.